Author: Kendall Jones

Freelance writer, freestyle beer drinker, and producer of the Washington Beer Blog. Longtime craft beer enthusiast and recovering homebrewer. Dedicated to helping the craft brewing industry continue to grow and prosper. To learn more about Kendall, CLICK HERE.
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‘R-Day Returns to Seattle’s Georgetown Neighborhood on September 12th

Dust off your best Rainier-themed costume as Rainier Beer returns to Georgetown for its annual ‘‘R-Day’ celebration on September 12th, offering a completely FREE event with no ticket required. 

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Watershed Pub and Alpenfire Cider Present Orchard to Island Cider Dinner

Watershed Pub and Kitchen is once again teaming up with Alpenfire Cider to present a delicious food+cider experience. They call it “The longest continuously running cider dinner in the universe, probably.”

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Big Block Brewing Is Closing Its Redmond Location, but It’s Not Bad News

Big Block Brewing has decided to close its Redmond, WA, location. The other three locations will benefit from the decision.

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Structures Brewing and Friends Present an Oktoberfest Celebration September 12

Bellingham’s Structures Brewing is once again getting its oompah on for Oktoberfest, and they’ve invited friends from across the Northwest to make it a proper party.

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Hood Canal Brewery Quietly Marks a Significant Milestone: 30 Years

Hood Canal Brewery is marking its 30th anniversary this month. No big hoopla is planned, but we should still pay attention.

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Vice Beer Co. is Opening its Third Location. Taking the Show Uptown

Vice Beer Co. is taking over the taproom space in downtown Vancouver currently occupied by Trap Door Brewing. To be clear, this doesn’t impact Trap Door’s other location: the brewery and taproom in Washougal.

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Applications Being Accepted for the Falconer Foundation Brewing Scholarship

The Glen Hay Falconer Foundation is once again offering a scholarship opportunity for aspiring brewers. Working in collaboration with the American Brewers Guild.

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Final Countdown for Cider Summit Seattle on September 11th and 12th

Cider Summit Seattle is returning for another round of the region’s biggest hard cider tasting festival. September 11 and 12.

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Everybody’s Brewing Celebrates “18 and Life to Go” on October 2nd

Everybody’s Brewery has a plan to celebrate its 18th birthday with a lil’ fresh-hop fest, and you are invited. Friday, October 2nd. White Salmon, WA

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